Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-15
A SALT LAKE CONCERT,
In Which Several Omaha Singers
Took Part.

SALT LAKE, Sept 9.-[ Correspondence
of the BEE The farewell concert Of
Mr. b. b. Young and Nine. Mazzucato
Young Thursday evening, September 8,
was a complete social and financial
success, and IN many respects crafty
ing artistic triumph also. The Salt Lake
theater was well filled with an audience
of representative citizens, who evinced
their appreciation of the favorte BARI
tone by the unmist akable and unfeigned
cordiality with which Mr. Young's APP
pearance was welcomed.
To one who has been afforded an
opportunity of making the COM
audience and Salt Lake audience
Is palpable and curious. The apathy and
stiff conventionality of the former is
proverbial and alike oppressive to singer
and auditor. On the contrary, Salt
Lake audience, Judging from the one
studied at this entertainment, is anything
but American in its demonstrativeness.
A warm current of sympathy circulated
through the house, and each face wore an
expression OF pleased expectancy or sim
ccre approval Of course, where home
talent figured so largely, criticism would
have been heresy, and each gurgling
maiden and bashful young man was en-
couraged with a readiness of applause
that speedily banished trepidation, and
put the raw disciples of this divine art
on easy terms with themselves. Salt
Lake has Its share of good material, but
it exists in q state of crudcness that is
appalling considering 1t is SO frequently
on exhibition. AS culture advances
among the inhabitants of this picturesque
valley the conviction will come home to
them that it would have protited them TO
rnt Ia in Of tho only nf tha
resident musicians qualified to become
the preceptors OF their artistic develop
ment.
Among the selections most deserving
of notice was the opening duet by Nine.
Young and Mr.. Mcintyre, the latter n
rising youns pianist, which was executed
with great brlliancy, accuracy and force.
Mr.. Young first appeared in Pinsuti's
Queen of the Earth, which was given
SO satisfactorily us to merit a recall. He
was especially fortunate, however, IN his
second number, the recitative and aria
LEND Me Your Aid In Gounod's
opera, the "Queen Of Sheba." Adouiram,
the sculptor, sings this Invocation for
divine aid, at the moment OF casting the
great brass fountain for the temple of
Solomon. The aria is full of dramatic
grandeur and forcible defamation, and
could only be done justice to by singer
of the utmost capablllty. Mr.. Young
was more than equal to the eXactions OF
the piece and 1t is to be hoped that 1t
may hereafter have prominent place IN
his repertoire. Miss Bertha Bayliss
young soprano of some local distinction,
appeared in two numbers, displaying
voice of good compass, with true sweet
upper tones that possess violin quality
that is very pleasing. Miss Bayliss will
accompany Mr. and Mrs. Young to
Omaha to pursue her studies and en-
bark in a musical career.
Expectation ran high regarding Oma-
has popular tenor Mr. Brigham, and in
no particular did that gentleman fail to
realize the most favorable anticipatlons:
HIS mellow voice rang sweet and full
throughout the auditorium, winning
without effort hundreds OF admirers. his
SUCCESS was unmstakablC and amounted
to an ovation. Mr.. Willard weihe's per-
formance of Souvenir de Babe" deserves
partculariZing ~ he is a young man OF
decided genius and gentemanly pres
ence. Attention TO hls art would gain him
recognition any where, The accompani'
mcnts were eXquisitcly played by Nine.
MuZZucato Young, who possesses the art
not only Of sustaining the singer, but of
putting herself thoroughly in sympathy
with him The success of the undertak-
ing resulted in Mcssrs. Brigham and
Young giving song RECITAL Saturday
afternoon. The day following Mr.. Young.
Mr.. Brigham, Mrs A, ii. Wnn and Miss
Young made an excursion 10 the lake.
The Omaha visitor was enthusiastic over
the bathing, and became so convinced Of
the desirability of Salt Lake AS Il place
of residence that real estate in tho city
of saints will no doubt receive ttemen-
doas boom on his return TO Nebraska,
NJ, r., W.
Offensive breath yanishcs with the use
of l1r HaUa'g Eatarrl Rnmplv